Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Fine Words --I Wonder where you stole 'em. ? OFFERING STAFF. ERNEST W. BENTLEY, . . . . Ea'z'z'01f Assismfzls. EMMA L. BENSON. EDNA HELEN P. VVYATT. ARCHER M. NICKERSON, . WILLIAM R. KRAMER, M. ROBERTS. GRACE S. WELLES. FRANK W. LITCHFIELD. . . Busivzess Ma wager Assismni Bzzshzess Mafzagef

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GREETING. AAAS.. .g.5.5.g.g-3-mx .p.g.p.p.J.p.p. ,.,,,, ff f f AA' W?f5ff2fa YEAR BOOK, published by the students of this School, is something of a new departure. As time has passed and some conditions of school ,life here have changed, it seemed wise in many ways to change the plan of the school publication. On account of the condition in which the old monthly found itself, it was determined not to publish it in the old form this year, but to concentrate our efforts in one number, to be published at the end of the year. The OFFERING staff appointed by the President of the Nor- mal Club have had the book in charge, and with much trepidation herewith sub- mit the results of their labor, and hope that in a small way they may have ful- hlled expectations, and have opened the way for a much larger and better effort. The plan of the book has been to simply supply a good souvenir for students and friends of the School. The staff wish to thank all contributors for their efforts in behalf of the paper, both in the line of articles and drawing. It is hoped that in undertaking the preparation of this number, the wishes of the School have been met, and at the beginning of what we hope will be an annual feature, we ask for sufficient encouragement to render the continuation of the plan feasible.

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NORMAL PROGRAM E. .g.q.m .5.3.3.g .5 .ggz-E 5.5.5.3 p.f.y.p'. ,4.,.4:A Qgxo-Q 3 Ei'-'Swv Q X-. All l I ,.- ll 'ff J' A ' f' -V , E! H V' 'v,.x A Y. X In 413116 N .. If iii i ,7,,.1,,',,- 6.30. Silence that dreadful bell. If 117 Q Yll I MZ' ' . :Q-If lowly!! 7.00. And then to breakfast with .. 2 I' 'wsu , 3 5 liflllgpfigl, What appetite you have. wi ,A is l 1lil:s'.w5l.ll A li M , . , :,y,'.'5-'-'. 'lillwll 9.15, Creeping like snails will i 'lx L ilfylik . . H ..f- ,egg . Wgllgg Unwillingly to school. if 41:1 ,sl L. ig! Xmwxx .-n:r5 . l ' llllzzgxqli . . .l1l? m:j Q.-if' Milli 12.20. That all-softening, overpowering knell, .. .xxx If X '.' 'u X . , fgpgllll I m iilllfflfgl The toesin of the soul,-the dinner bell. lug N.. .H riggighxl lx WI: -Nmkx 1.30. To that dry drudgery at the desk s dead wood. lunl' lg y hwy , A .' lt- 9' . .Muay 'llilqxul' ,Q ikllfl' l ' - - n lfggm lmmnm H, FgQE3'k 4.00. Calm, quiet, innocent recreation. i f llllkl 3 A d D d h CC , rn n 1 W 1 N3r5i'r:Wwww.s.igl,i, 5.45 u n. .e s t o n to t, at wt-1:-+ .-rmsiaww ., nourishment which is Called supper. 7.00. Labor and intent study. 9.30--9.45. Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings I0.00. Lights are fled. P!!